Trump Stops Rally To Say Plane Flying Could Be Mexico Preparing ‘To Attack’ (VIDEO)

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Donald Trump stopped talking about his views on free trade Thursday to surmise that a random plane flying overhead at his campaign rally was Mexico “getting ready to attack.”

Trump, speaking at a rally in New Hampshire, pivoted his discussion to talking about Mexico and trading with the country.

“Mexico, and I respect Mexico, I respect their leaders, what they’ve done to us is incredible. Their leaders are so much smarter, so much sharper. And it’s incredible,” Trump said.

Then, a plane could be heard flying overhead.

“In fact, that could be a Mexican plane up there — they’re getting ready to attack,” he said.

Watch the exchange:

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  1. Add paranoid schizophrenia to his other personality disorders.
    Another wheel comes off the Trump train.
    Clunk!

  2. Yeah, the Mexicans are so smart that they would choose to attack New Hampshire first. I actually think rump has no sense of humor…none…so when he tries to be funny it is just disconnected mean-spirited shit. Has he ever been actually funny?

  3. In New Hampshire?.. Why not the Canadians, or Massachusetts-cahontases, rather?

  4. Avatar for xyxox xyxox says:

    Mental illness is a terrible thing.

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